QUOKKA Addition & Subtraction Flash Cards Set for Kids Ages 4-8 – 338 Jumbo Math Flash Cards with Visual Aids, Sorting Rings & Reference Cards – Math Games for Kids 1st to 3rd Grade Classroom & Home
Product Details
Edition: 338 Add & Substract
Brand: QUOKKA
MPN: FlashCardsSubstruction&Addition
UPC: Does not apply
EAN: Does not apply
Brand Name: QUOKKA
Educational Objective: Math Skills
Age Range Description: Kid
Language: English
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 1440.0
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 36.0
Model Number: Flash Cards Substruction&Addition
Manufacturer Part Number: FlashCardsSubstruction&Addition
Manufacturer: Adducate Ukraine LLC
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Included Components: Flashcards
Size: Medium
Number of Pieces: 338
Item Dimensions L x W: 6.9"L x 4.7"W
Item Dimensions: 6.9 x 4.7 x 0.1 inches
Material Type: Cardboard
Theme: Mathematics
FACTS FROM 1st to 3rd GRADE: set includes 169 addition flash cards and 169 subtraction flash cards; perfect for kids math practice for 1st grade math, 2nd grade math, 3rd grade math; helps reinforce math facts through engaging interactive learning
EASY VISUAL-AIDED CARDS: Each card has the answer with visual aids on the back; Feature cute images and bold fonts for easy readability; the jumbo size and self-correcting design help kids build confidence while learning addition and subtraction
REFERENCE CARDS & SORTING RINGS: Comes with quick reference cards for all math facts of addition and subtraction; Our flashcards with rings are color-coded for quick sorting and keeping everything organized for math games for kids 5-7
ALIGNED WITH EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS: Our flash cards for kids ages 4-8 meet educational standards for 1st grade math, 2nd grade math, and 3rd grade math flash cards; Great for addition and subtraction workbook support at school, home and kindergarten
LEARNING TOOL FOR CLASS AND HOME: large flash cards are perfect for 1st grade through 4th grade math games; Ideal for classroom activities, math flash cards for kindergarten or home learning; Support teachers and parents in math learning sessions